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Libya / Uprising / A Discussion #989649

CNN Evening News for Monday, Mar 07, 2011
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(Libyan-Tunisian border: Ivan Watson) The plight of the refugees from Libya along the Tunisian border shown.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The message to Libya from President Obama noted. [OBAMA - says we will stand with the Libyan people in the face of violence.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Washington: Jill Dougherty) How the administration is considering options: humanitarian, arms embargo, a no-fly zone, arming the rebels and ground troops discussed.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with FrumForum.com David Frum and CNN's David Gergen about the US and Libya. [FRUM - outlines the realities of what would happen if Libyan leader Muammar el-Kadhafi survives; suggests arms are already flowing to the opposition; notes why the no-fly zone is a bigger threat.] [GERGEN - says Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have said Kadhafi must go, so the US cannot retreat, but will have to act; compares the situation in Libya to that in the Balkans under President Bill Clinton.]

Reporter(s):
Watson, Ivan;
Cooper, Anderson;
Dougherty, Jill
Duration:
00:09:20

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